Need MacBook Pro MD103LL/A Drivers for Windows 7, Need MacBook Pro MD103LL/A Drivers for Windows 7

Hi I have 15" MacBook Pro, Core i7 , NVidia 650 GT M.
I am installing windows 7 on it now I need its drivers. I am not using boot camp because its so slow and i have waited for 6 hrs but it didnt fully download the drivers so it bothered me and I just closed it .
Now is there someone who can refer me to some site where i can download   Hardware Drivers  for my MAC Book Pro Manually plzz?
I need it
I dont wanna use Boot Camp plz.

No, I am not using it virtually, Its installed saperately . Actually From BootCamp i just Installed Windows and unchecked other Driver and support downloading options because they were taking so much time to download the drivers. Now Windows 7 is installed. Now I again switched to MAC and tried to download the drivers from Boot Camp (Just the Drivers) so that i will write those drivers to My USB and will Install them after rebooting into Windows. But I spent 6 hours and couldnt download the drivers because boot camp took  alot of time for downloading them. I just closed it. So thats y I am asking is there a way i can download drivers for my Hardware on by one manually from any website ?

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